Lee Min Ho Pulls Off Shiny Dark Green Fendi Suit and Briefcase Look in New Pictorial

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Ooooh, I really dig this whole look on K-actor Lee Min Ho. Top to bottom it’s my jam even though individually it’s all no bueno if you asked me to style a guy. He’s still rocking the long slightly curly messy hair with a middle part which is both a different hairstyle than the one he’s been wearing for years on now and also frames his face so well. I don’t know if this should be a permanent look as it might get old and also a hassle to style but for now please can I have some more pictorials with this mop. As for the outfit, he’s wearing the latest season Fendi men’s suit in dark green almost snakeskin or perhaps mottled ombre pattern and the fabric and color styling gives off a shiny sheen almost. The outfit is tres trendy but still looks wearable for a fashion event or a night out in Paris or Milan.

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  3. Alright, I see you Lee Min Ho! He has been looking pretty fine lately, I’m liking this…Thanks for sharing Ms. Koala.

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  4. Pachinko will hold its premiere in LA on March 16, 2022. LMH is in LA now. I assume all the major actors will attend. The critic reviews are out. The average rating from 10 critics on Rotten Tomatoes is 8.4/10. All rated it fresh. Looks like it’s a hit with the critics.

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  6. He looks hot with the hairstyle and im happy with the positive response from the critics Pachinko got. Yuhuuu~~~

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  8. So cool with your new look. I like it but going back to your usual look and style, I like it more. Stay healthy and happy.

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    • I think you are saying that you like his previous look and style better. I know I do. He seems much more approachable and friendly with the bangs and casual clothes. I do like the longer hair but not the messy or the middle part.

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    • I think you are saying that you like his previous look and style better. I know I do. He seems much more approachable and friendly with the bangs and casual clothes. I do like the longer hair but not the messy or the middle part.

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  10. I love actor Lee Min Ho. He as a model is stunning. Beautiful and perfect! I like this new hairstyle. Looking forward to Pachinko’s debut. Success always Lee Min Ho!???????????✌️✌️✌️✌️❤️❤️❤️

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  11. Sorry to disappoint some people who want Pachinko to flop. It is receiving raving reviews from the critics. “Beloved Story Told Beautifully and with Aplomb”, “a breathtaking performance in this epic tale”, “One of the Best Things on TV”, “An epic, unforgettable story of a family and a people”.

    As expected, Yuh-Jung Youn and MinHa Kim (teenager Sunja) get stellar reviews. The critics also like LMH’s performance. “I admire how Lee keeps Hansu inscrutable, if generally stylish and menacing”. “It is especially impressive to see Lee Minho thrive in a role that’s very unlike what fans have come to expect from him. Partially because he’s speaking Japanese for such a large portion of the time, but also because his Ko Hansu is by no stretch of the imagination a good guy. Hard and cold, danger lurks below his gaze”. “Lee and Youn are the two standouts”. “LeeMinHo … offers empathy underneath his character’s tough personality”. “Lee Min-Ho, relishing playing the sleaze, a well-to-do Korean man”.

    Pachinko will stream on Apple TV+ on March 25.

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  12. Pachinko has solid reviews but I was looking for specific reviews of LMHs performance and don’t see much. Curious to see how he does.

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  13. Lee Min Ho é lindo em qualquer papel,artigo ou trabalho desenvolvido….demonstra ser um ser humano humilde e de bom caráter.

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  14. The entire ep 7 of Pachinko is devoted to LMH’s Ko Hansu. It’s about the Kando earthquake in 1923, which is, BTW, not in the novel. Japanese used it as an excuse to murder Koreans. Hansu escaped death and decided to collaborate with the Japanese. He then became the cold and vicious person that he’s. The ep is called one of the most powerful and devastating episode. The book doesn’t say much about his background. LMH is promoted as the ML, so they added this to give him more screen time.

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  15. The exec director Soo Hugh said in an online interview that the auditions for the role of Hansu were grueling. The actors had to memorize the lines of the 3 most demanding scenes with many pages of dialogues. They narrowed it down to 3 finalists and eventually cast LMH. It didn’t just fall into his lap as some people suggested.

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